Just leave a mouse out of the package laying around in a targeted office. Eventually, someone will need or want the mouse and plug it in for you.
It's less sure and could take a while compared to plugging it in yourself, but it makes the person who gets infected want to keep quiet and even if they figure out where the mouse came from (unlikely), you have plausible deniability.
It would be hard to prove that the nice foil backed wallpaper was a blocking tactic rather than a perfectly legal aesthetic decision.
I believe OP was talking about passive shielding which would knock out all of those as well as WiFi and cellular.
His skills in filming exciting race scenes will allow this incarnation of Star Trek to really do justice to the pod-racing scenes.
That one's more clearly illegal because the mobile-phone bands are heavily regulated, so you can't transmit on them without a license. The wifi band is unlicensed space, which doesn't mean you can do whatever you want (as relevant here, intentional interference is still not permitted), but there is generally more leeway and violations are less clear-cut.
I wonder if Cisco happens to sell a nifty WLAN management console that would let me identify those 'rogue' APs and knock them out, by any chance?
Yes, precisely; Cisco is lobbying in favor of one of their features here. Some of their enterprise-level routers have features with names like "containment" that involve "managing" which wifi signals are available in which locations.
Yes, that remains true. The hotels are asking the FCC for permission to intentionally jam outside signals, though, which I guess would remove the need to maintain plausible deniability.
Samsung has some information about their packaging options here. But yeah, they're not SODIMM or another kind of removable socket. They're all intended for integration into a system-on-a-chip (SoC), via either surface-mount or package on package.
Unless these schemes are proven to fail again and again, there will only be more of them. If you don't want every trivial device in your life to refuse to use anything but it's own overpriced brand of expendables, one would think you would at least encourage if not otherwise support efforts like these.
I assure you, there is a profit motive to the development. The plasma donor is the one with no profit motive.
It's still good to see an approach that has yielded success built upon.
Ummmm...so what do I do when my 2 year old hits the cat?
Get a pet lion and let the problem solve itself.
What a strange world you must live in where jumbo jets land on Apple WiFi products in an emergency!
I plan on discovering a method of practical time travel someday. Can I get an article on
I would suggest that a cannon should go under the seat.
Always draw your curves, then plot your reading.
